Wanaka To Greymouth
The trip to Greymouth started off great the Ashton family invited me and some other kids along to clip n climb. It was great I took on some fears and had a excellent time doing it. I tried getting a record at the place but the fastest time I got is 25 seconds going up a 7 meters high wall . The record scoreboard said that a man did it in 3.3 SECONDS he would have had to basically run up the wall!

After that we made our way through the haast pass and looked at some beautiful places. My favourite stop was the blue pools . The bridges were really wobbly and fun and the water was crystal clear it was amazing. We found our way across to a place called Bruce Bay the next day oh to play oh yay. It was the first beach that we have been to for a long time so we were happy to be there.
When we first got out of the bus we were greeted with a pile of rocks but when we looked closely they all had little messages on them and names.
So we thought we had to add our own so we gave the pile a nudge family.
A little while later the whole crew of gypsies came with a gypsy girl called Koko. Koco and I went to build a dam on the beach it worked out great. When we finally got to Greymouth we were at a pretty cool beach with actually good surf! We saw alot more of the crew there. At the end of the night we had a bon fire but as the tide came in we had to protect it so we got like 5 shovels an went hard at work. Eventually the rain came and ruined the bon fire. The next day we went to Shanty Town with Dani. Shanty Town was awesome we saw and gobbled up the history of Shanty Town. All the old houses and items in there were pretty cool you could easily imagine what it would have been like in the olden days. We met up with the Ashtons coincidentally as soon as the train was about to take us to gold panning. The gold panning was and experience and a half it would be very hard in the old days trying to find and see your gold.
After that we went around all the houses again till we found this dress up shop.
We all decided to dress up in old clothes, to get a photo together.